Spent wisteria flowers fall onto a wall. They still look rather glamorous and elegant as they begin to gently fade.
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Spent wisteria flowers fall onto a wall. They still look rather glamorous and elegant as they begin to gently fade.
Excellent and creative idea to use these faded flowers as a kind of graphic design. Truly great photo! Good thinking!
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Many thanks, Truels. I took quite a few photos of the petals lying on the wall – a flint wall – but this close-up seemed to work best.
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Beauty remains beautiful always, doesn’t it…. but needs a good eye to capture it!!! 😉
Happy June 1st! 🙂
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Many thanks, Marina. I’m a bit late – but Happy June to you also 🙂
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Very beautiful, with their deepening colors… and maybe a little sad.
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Many thanks, gbebensee. I guess there is a little sadness in seeing the petals begin to fade.
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I call it Wisteria confetti. We have a very old Wisteria which usually puts on a beautiful show each year. This year the weather was unkind to it just at the moment when it desperately needed gentle, warm and dry days. The scent of a Wisteria in full bloom is a wonderful smell.
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Yes – I almost named this post Wisteria Confetti! I love Wisteria – it looks beautiful however it is grown, and the scent – as you say – is wonderful!
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Just beautiful – a tapestry effect. Sorry that I have been absent from your site for awhile. Watch out for many Likes today.
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Many thanks, Lynn – and thank you for the likes and lovely comments!
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The blue-purple bits of it look very like a painting, and this impression is enhanced by their torn and ragged appearance – this is right on the edge of looking painterly. And what about mono … ? …
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Thank you, Adrian! ‘The Edge of Painterly’: sounds like a Joanna Trollope novel about torrid goings on in a leafy village in the Shires 😉
It didn’t work in mono – a lack of detail and varying tones.
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I have just nominated you for the Most Inspiring Blogger Award. I really appreciate your work! http://learnmoreeveryday.wordpress.com/2014/06/03/its-an-honor-to-be-nominated/
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How kind! Thank you very much for thinking of my blog, Patti, and many congratulations on your Award 🙂
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Hi, This is a lovely photograph. The wilting petals remind me of silk and taffeta and the skirts of dancers.
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Hello Margaret. Yes, I can see swishy swirly elegant skirts too! Many thanks.
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Superb composition. Organic abstract.
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Many thanks, Joseph!
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